Cli mail client for the terminal. Maintained, updated and contains a vim plugin which allows it to act as TUI frontend.

"Keep spam out of your inbox - just use a disposable temporary email alias forwarding! Protect your personal email address from being sold or spammed."

Unlike other temp email services you actually connect it to your regular mail and it forwards it. Then you disconnect again and done.

isync/mbsync and offlineimap alternative. Looks pretty good and has a simple enough config!

At the moment unfortunately no way to 'include' things in the config file that I can see,
so no way to implement an externally sourced username/password style.

:love_letter: A beautiful, fast and fully open source mail client for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Probably the best free mail client for people that either come from e.g. Outlook or just wanna have something to read mail and don't care what it is.

Dovel is a simple and extensible SMTP server that let's you send and receive email using a self hosted instance with minimum configuration. Dovel is free and open source software written in Go.

A wide array of e-mail obfuscation techniques checked for their efficacy, and explained nicely.
Sorted by plain-text/hidden and js/non-js techniques.
Combine one or two and you should be relatively golden.

macro index,pager Y "<tag-thread><tag-prefix><save-message>=Personal/Personal.Archive<enter>" "Archive thread"

By using tag-prefix you can operate on a whole tread of messages at once.

A sync program for notmuch. Can pull down you mail from a (notmuch-enabled) mail server through ssh and sync multiple machines easily.

I am not entirely sure for the intended architecture yet, but it seems to either want your actual mail server directly running notmuch and you use only this script to sync to all machines (Option A) or you use mbsync etc to grab your stuff from another server (Gmail, Fastmail, Proton,..) on a single machine and then use muchsync to sync all other machines to that one (Option B).

A relay: Use another mail server to send your mail with your own custom domain and tld

A thorough explanation of (almost) automatically converting your markdown-written mails into both plaintext (keeping the markdown) and html versions and send both as alternative mime types.

That will display html for those clients who can and fall back (or prefer) plaintext for those who don't want to (e.g. neomutt commandlines).

Uses a manually invoked macro (by pressing a letter before sending the mail) to convert the message though I wonder if it could be done automatically through e.g. a send-hook

Another writeup of getting set up with Neomutt and the eco system for writing and receiving email.
Includes a little snippet on signing your email with gpg which I found very interesting.

Another little writeup for getting set up with NeoMutt

Command-line interface for email management. Contribute to soywod/himalaya development by creating an account on GitHub.

A comprehensive writeup of setting up offlineimap, mutt, and notmuch.

Being a bit older it does not consider isync/mbsync nor neomutt - but the ideas and logic behind decisions is explained very well.

Fully localized, one of the rare guides using neomutt instead of mutt as well as msmtp for mail relay.

MUA for terminal, integrates automatically with notmuch for indexing searching etc, but otherwise intended to be combined with other programs to fetch, send, compose mail (e.g. offlineimap, msmtp, vim).

Looks very promising but is still in early alpha stage - e.g. no imap caching for now and so on

Hello.
What is you favourite mail client in terminal and why?

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Nice example-driven explanation of got contribution workflow through mail and patches.

Using pipe2 functionality, could presumably be adapted for newsboat, aerc, etc.

Take back control of your email with this easy-to-deploy mail server in a box.